In Case You (Were Podcasting and) Missed It👩🏽 There's a potential new podcast audience out there that Sounds Profitable likes to call "The Persuadables". Find out what their story is. 🦊 The rise of Fox news, Stevie Wonder, garbage, and reality TV. This week's favorite podcasts from The Guardian are a very mixed bag. 🔥 What could possibly go wrong? Fyre Fest 2 has been announced by the same fraudster who put together the disastrous original. Expect podcasts, memes and documentaries to follow. 🧳 On the road again. iHeartRadio has a list of the best travel podcasts. The Lighter SideApparently AI is just a confused about politics as most Americans. This is what it thinks a political podcast listener looks like. Not sure what's going on with the American flag on her hat. Maybe it was on sale? And the random shoe doesn't really make much sense (partial credit for it being red, white, and blue). This one is far from perfect.
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In Case You (Were Podcasting and) Missed It Audio Still #1 for Podcast ListeningNew research shows audio remains dominant: only 8% watch podcasts exclusively on YouTube, and most YouTube viewers also listen elsewhere. Apple Podcasts Releases 2025 Top ChartsApple shared 2025’s most popular shows, new launches, most followed, most shared, and top channels across 70 countries. New Study: The Real Cost of Adding VideoA fresh report finds video production is 77% more expensive, requires 50% more...
Another week, another round of “creators are the future and everyone else is just catching up.” We’re here to break down what happened across music, podcasts, audiobooks, and film—so you don’t have to doomscroll before your first coffee.
Using Music in Your Podcast (What You Need to Know) Music can boost your podcast’s identity and professionalism — but only when used legally and thoughtfully. When to Use Music Short intro/outro themes help branding. Background beds and transitions can add mood but increase editing time. Keep all music brief and unobtrusive. Legal Music Options Royalty-free tracks (licensed once or via subscription). Creative Commons music (many options free with attribution). Public domain works (but only if...